Ukrainian family trajectories in the “in-between”: The reconfiguration of kinship networks through mobilization in exile (2014–2024)

This article situates Ukrainian exile trajectories within the broader framework of kinship networks in exile during the first decade of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict (2014–2024). It analyzes the differentiated mobilization of family networks “in-between” Russia and Poland, showing how they are shaped by overlapping historical temporalities. It examines how these ties may or may not have served as structuring resources in exile trajectories.